New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-08
CONFIDENT REPUBLICAN LEADERS.

At tho Republican state ncIl1nlriers yesteriay Sehf
tor Hscock and ex-senator Miller spent several ho"' III
close coniercucc with Chairman Knapp and 9e'Ie''N
Smith Among other callers OF the day was eR Coec'or
william H. Robertson VINO said t, the committee that
from his point Of observation there was no question OF
the el,ction Of tho -t.e ckcL MAJOR James A. Dennl-
son Hepubncan candidate for Attorney General spent
some tiuo with ,rctIry Chicxern; arranging engage
ments which he Intends To hli throughout the state
TX state Senator John l. Birisal. OF Glen cove eH-
Cougre, i, nan john H. Camp. OF Lyons; senate 'eTA
John W YroomIn. exConsres-mIn II. g. BureiSi'
Colonel 6 V. l. Crleer. T.. H. AmmdOwn and "ehcTal
James " Hustcl were among tho other calier' n l.
Clearwater and : D. Coykenla. OF Kingston, came III
report encouraging Prospects Tor oatIyns 80
County Tor the Hepubr-n HcHct lhey say va" 80
certainly will III the county Tor the I'eP'o
can ticket, ANA that Colonel Grant VIII run ae~l
OF ms nssocares senator Iiiscock will be her" over
sunday. Ito intends % hear hr EVafts .o-H.Hrt ~
CAicSerns Hal. aad Will 20 10 CORNING cary mex VIVA
COENFIIrS VAN COTr WILL RUS FOR SENATOR
Ia Fire commits loncr CornclIu, Van Colt Will be tho
nominee " tho Republicans for senator IN tho WIN
District Thu l. tho district lost - tho Republicans TWO
yca,, agn I'm tho triangular light with lrcb'lck =
Gibbs Republican; Thomas g. Durham l"moc a.
and stephen Merritt, independent In tho h'in IN
Senator Gibbs has no intention OF seeking IN" ho""
ton for senator thi- fail. senator Durham VIII h''
accep a denomination. and Mr.. Mc MT Is well Hil''A
with his experience an independent candidate. II
uro,c ed -omcw bat costly. Sir an colt can be- elected
Tho district compn-o, the With, INth ana Min A.
and icN tlr'ilOn ul~ll'lN III ' Nl'h
ana AVN Assembly di-rtct- Tho EcpublIrdh lnsJp9
INV IN tho district l. about LOCO The district Wa
lost two years ago account OF d--ch-lon@ am DIX
tho Republicans
TIE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
The Democratic state Executive Committee met last
nrhta the Hoffman House 10 organize James Nilams
was elected chairman Thorc the usual crush OF Demo
Gratis In tho corridors. among whom were District
Attorney MARITIME Congressman Merriman and Stahl-
necker R.stus g Ransom. C. +. Bacon. John OBricn
eecretary Of state Cook Charles r. Tabor. candidate for
All tho members Of tho committee were pres
emf except C. g. u. Walker Of Corning whose
proxy was held by j. ". iIinkley. chairman
Murphy announced Charles Mclean as the fourth out
side committeeman. James l. Williams was thch elected
chairman lie Is understood 10 DO john - linens man
and consequently Governor IIis Arer tho election OF
a chairman the committee took mp ths \ ith Tcnat"
District unlrrel IIoaer \. Nelson ana supervisor
RYAN each claim "A regular nomination Consrr,sinan
Sfahnec made request that the case De taken up a.
WestcArser County IS "aI torn up over H. Inc com
mitcc decided IL tne order or Dhsncs, Tor next
Friday night. No decision was reached III inc Gay us1
County case 49,. .-,-,-- .
be afternoon session OF the committee took place at
9 o'clock, Chairman Murphy. VINO WIS cmPoW tfel 10
select four additional members or the committee nah
chosen state Assessor James L. Williams or BuhAo.
General George :. Field. Of Buffalo, the engineer IN
charge of the Poughkeepsie Bridge improvement, anu
Roswell r. Flower leaving the fourth man TO he decided
upOu by the New York city committeeman